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Originally Posted by H2O
From the perspective of skyscraper enthusiasts that may be disappointing, but it might be a good thing for broader planning and affordability goals. If the property is affordable enough for an organization like Foundation Communities, they could do another project like Capital Studios. That might actually be the most compatible with the ARCH and it could benefit the ARCH by providing a transition to a more stable environment on the homelessness spectrum.
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Who knows how much longer the ARCH will be there. Like the Salvation Army plots, their lot is surely worth way more than it was when the facility was originally built. At some point, it will just make sense to sell the current location and take the proceeds to build a newer facility elsewhere that would allow them to serve more people.
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